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Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-03-12
+" 1T RAINS PREsEN rs.
The California Senate SAings
Jcwelry all Around.

JcVvelry all Around.
Special Dispatch to the HERALD
SACRAMENTO, March ll.-At IL
O'Clock, on motion of Senator Jones, of
Bntte, all further legislation was post.
poned for the evening and, at the sug.
gestion Of Senator Goucher, Lieutenant.
Governor Waterman YVES summoned be.
fore the bar of the Senate to give an ac-
count of his pro oceedings during the ses.
sion. Upon his appearance he was pre-.
sented by Senator Yell, OF Mendocino,
ON behalf Of the Senate, with an
elegant and costly gold watch
and chain. The presiding off.
Ger responded feelngly and prom
ised to use the watch at the next
session of the Legislature to call the
ive.minute limit on the members. SEN
ator White, of Los Angeles, was pre-
sented with q handsome and valuable
set of silverware. Senator Wilson, of
San Francisco, made the presentation
speech, and the recipient responded in
an able and pleasant address of thanks.
Ed. Hamilton, of Alameda, the efficient
Secretary of the Senate, and the popular
and obliging Sergeant OF. farms, John
Wilcox. were presented with costly
gold headed canes Of elegant and unique
designs.
Senator P. j. Murphy, of San Fran.
cisco, presented set of resolutions,
handsomely engrossed, to Lieutenant
Governor Waterman expressing the es.
TEEN of the individual Senators for their
presiding officer. The resolutions were
aligned by every member of the Senate.
On motion of Senator White they were
unanimously adopted.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-03-12
LEX.
The Bijou opera Company.

The presentation of the amusing
operatta OF Billee Taylor last night. at
the Grand Opera House, by the Bijou
Company. was not greeted by as large an
audience as it deserved. The burlesque
is lively, and some of the airs are light
and pleasing. Miss Adelaide Randall
has good voice, and manages it with
great deal of tact. She possesses al
the chic and Uerve of q popular actress,
and would be card in any company.
Having mentioned Charles F. Long, A.
w. Tams, Miss Marion Chester, Miss
Clara Randall and Miss Kate Tams a.
rendering their roles acceptably, we can
merely say that the rest of tbe troupe do
well what they have to do. Whilst it y
not pretentious company, it affords =
very pleasant evenings entertainment,
and is well worth sitting. At the
matinee this afternoon. the Mikads; in
the evening, Bridal Trap.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-03-12
EASTERN.
A Method For Procuring
Naval Plans.
FINANCIAL PANIC UNLIKELY.
Further Dispatches About the B.
& o. Deal Containing Moth
ing Definite.

Associated Press Dispatches to the HERALD.
WASHINGTON, March ll.-Secretary
Whitney to-day furnished a statement
touching the method employed by the
Navy Department to procure plans for
naval vessels and machinery. Concern
ing the reported discharge of Draughts-
man Terry, at the Chatham dockyard,
England, he says: "There is no truth
in any statement which connects the
Navy Department with anything clam
destine. in the way of obtaining plans
abroad or secrets of any foreign govern.
ments. 1t is the business of every gov.
ernment to know what implements OF war
are possessed by others, together with
their characteristics, and information can
be easily obtained. if the necessary
trouble is taken, without the necessity
of resorting to any questionable method.
Relative to the purchase by the Depart
nent of designs made by Chief Construc
tor White Of the English Admiralty,
Secretary Whitney says that White was
not the Chief Constructor of the Admi-
rally when he made and the Depart.
ment purchased designs, but was in the
employ of Sir William Armstron & Go.
The Secretary characterized as ridiculous
the idea that the Departments advertise
ment soliciting submissions of designs
could be regarded as attempts to bribe
foreign naval officers, and on this point
he says: 1.-THE advertisement simply
copied statute passed in 1882, which
provided that, before any of the vessels
hereby authorized. shall be contracted
for or commenced, the Secretary of the
Navy shall, by proper public adver.
tisement and notice, invite all engineers
and mechanics of established reputation
and all reputable manufacturers of ves-
sei~, cts. This advertisement was pub
lished in England and France in order to
bring it to the attention of persons re-
ferred to by the law. 1t would have
been, of course, absurd to publish such
a thing if it had not been the intention.
The advertisement was a copy of one
which had been inserted before and
which was in accordance with the
statute"
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-03-12
Popular Hotel sold.

SAN LUIS OBIsPo, March 1.-THE
sale of the Pismo Ranch and Beach
Hotel to San Diego syndicate is pri-
vately reported. The hotel has been a
popular resort for visitors from this city
and the interior and the beach offers one
of the finest drives and bathing places
on the coast. 1t is the intention OF the
purchasers to establish a resort like
Santa Monica, near Los Angeles.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-03-12
A Colorado Fire.

DENVER, March IAN Aspen special
to the Republican says that fire broke
out in Ryan's Block shortly after ii
o'clock last night aud that the building
with its contents was completely de.
stroyed. The losses amount to $25, 900.
Among the losers are II. Wilcox, grocer,
$4,000; A. Leisure, furniture, $4,000;
Mrs. Ryan, building and furniture,
$500; o. J. Downing, building and meat
shop, $4,000. The insurance amounts
only t D $4,000. There were several very
narrow escapes. All the inmates were
driven out in their nightclothes and two
were more or less burned.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-03-12
The Vacant CHIEF Ju.,ice.hip..

EDITOR HERALD-I understand that
petition has been gotten up and signed
by numerous members of the bar of this
county requesting Col. George H. Smith
to allow his name to be used as the suo-
cessor to the late Chief Justice Morrison.
l believe that no better choice could be
made than the selection Of Colonel Smith
and congratulate the legal fraternity
upon their good judgment, and hope the
Governor will recognize the justice of
the claims of this part of the State. All
of the present Judges are from the
northern part of the State, and fully
believe that our Governor will take this
fact into consideration in making his ap-
pointment. will add that know Of
no one that it would give me more
pleasure to endorse than Colonel Smith.
As lawyer and jurist l say, without
hesitation, that hs is the peer of anyone
in his profession in cur State.
LEX.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-03-12
AFTER BOODLERS.
Selling Documents for the In-
spectiOn of the Grand Jury.

CHICAGO, March ll.-An important
move was made in the prosecution of the
"boodle" county officials. Shortly be-
fore noon an assistant of the State At
torneN's office, accompanied by six city
detectives, entered the rooms of the
County Commissioners, where, armed
with snbpe mas, every record and docu-
ment belonging to the institution for the
last two years, was seized. AT about
the same moment, similar movement
was made at the county hospital and
asylum. The papers and books were
then taken to the Grand Jury room for
inspection, The entire proceeding was
carried on so quietly and speedily thai
very few Of the suspects were aware oi
what bad transpired until after the pa
pers had been taken.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-03-12
THE Arizona LEGISLATURES
AdjOurns After Confirming Cub
ernatOrial NOmi nations.

PRESCOTT, A. T., March 1.-THE
Seventeenth Legislature adjourned last
night. The Governor nominated and the
Council confirmed Cameron H. King,
Commissioner of Immigration; John H.
Marion, Territorial Treasurer; Hugo
Richards, Auditor; j. F. Meader, Adju.
tant. General. One hundred and two
bills were passed. Governor Zulick
vetoed item number seven of the Appro-
priating bill, giving 5000 to the Federal
Judges, because such action conhicted
with the Federal Statute; also the bill
providing that alottery cooperation, un.
der Territorial supervision, pay $4,000
monthly to support the public schools
and to defray the expenses of erecting
public buildings.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-03-12
PERFIDIOUS ALBION
Sees Perfidy Everywhere in
Connection With Her Navy.

LONDON, March 1.-THE Telegraph
asserts that the Admiralty has trust
worthy information that the Russian
Government has received and now has
drawings aud papers connected with the
British naval designs which were sold by
Draughtsman Terry, who has just been
discharged from employment in the navy
yard at Chatham.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-03-12
Undslivered Telegrauns.

Undelivered kilograms for the follow.
ing persons remain at the Western Uniou
telegraph Office, II North Main street:
H. 81. Williams, F. Stanley, Mrs. Sarah
Reynolds, Geo. B. Passan, H. Odcep.
W. G. Krutz. w. s. johnson. Geo. a.
Hubbard. Seward L. Hume, Geo. r.
Hawley, Eff schie fl, lin. Arthur G. Ma
son. Geo. ]. Becht, John Haynes, Thos.
McGaw, VIM. Welsh, j. M. Gilbert ~
J: F. Bowman, Elias Langloi, Miss Rdiak
McVity, A. q. Martin. w. o. Randolph.
Bengeman Jones. Geo. Freeman, +. M.
Mcvity. Mrs. Belle Bowdich, h. II,
Baker. VIM. B. Moss, Mrs. DR.. Rouee.
Mics X. Q. Rouse. w. H. Savage. Mn
>. IA. Chestnut Emmett Jarreft Mn.
n. 5. Dimmick, Geo. C. Buell., Jennsteo
L. Ballard, Se0or Don Luiso Bolillsr.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-03-12
neggars Cannot be Choosers.

RALEIGH, N. c., March ll.-Henry
Artis (colored) was hanged at Goldsboro
to-day for the murder of his step-daugh.
ter in November last. During the trial
and imprisonment he disclaimed all
knowledge of the crime, but to-day on
the scaffold he confessed his guilt. The
coolness and nerve of the crimiua were
remarkable. He said he was going
from the gallows to his God and be
would rather be on the scaffold with
faith and belief in his eternal happiness
than to live in ten thousand worlds
| like this.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-03-12
LEGISLATIVE.
THE SENATE.

SACRAMENTO, March ia message
from the Governor annou need his ap'
proval of Senate Bill 81, regulating the
hours of street.car employees.
A Constitutional amendment was in.
troduced amending that already passed,
relating to the Judiciary Department.
This was necessary on account OF the
death of Chief Justice Morrison. 1t pro
vides that the Justices shall elect the
Chief Justice, to hold office for two
years. If vacancy occurs the Gover-
nor shall appoint person to hold office
for the remainder of the unexpired term.
Vrooman asked permission to intro
duce. out of order, the bill providing for
a special election to be held April IL.
1887, at which shall be submitted to
the people such amendments to the Con-
stitution as had been adopted at the
present session Of the Legislature. 1t
was declared case OF urgency and
passed.
THE ASSEMBLY.
In the Assembly to-day the Irrigation
bill, repeating Section 1922 OF the Civil
Code and to reserve from the operation
of said repeal rights already vested, was
finally passed-42 ayes. "a noes.
The last bill introduced this session
was presented to-day by Variel in the
Assembly. 1t is Mechanics Lien bill.
Owing to mistake of thirty days in the
Senate amendment, which was not dis
covered until to-day while the measure
was in the Governors hands, the pro-
posed law Was void. 1t was re'intro.
duced as corrected and passed under
suspension of the Constitutional pro-
visions in both Houses.
The Governor notified the Assembly
to-day that he had approved the bill OF
Matthews, of San Benito, to include in
that county a portion of Fresno and
Mernad
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-03-12
Expected Railroad strike.

CLEVELAND. March 1.-THE strike of
switchmen on the New York, Pennsyl.
vania and Ohio railroad is becoming
serious. This morning the freight brake.
men and conductors refused to take out
trains made up by green hands, and, all
along the line. they are said to be on.the
eve of quitting work until the trouble
with the switchmen is adjusted. For
several days past an occasional freight
train has been made up and sent out,
but to-day nothing can be done, and the
prospects are that the road will soon be
blockaded.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-03-12
FRUIT.GKOWING INDUSTRY
Not TO be Crippled by tho Inter.

NOT TO De Crippled Dy Tao AhtCI.
state Commerce Law.
SAN FRANCISCO, March ll.--Anxiety
has prevailed among California fruit.
growers since the Interstate Commerce
bill became law lest its enforcement
might prevent fruit shipments to the
East at living rates and thus ruin the
industry in the State. "We shall make
no difference in fruit rates on account
of the law unless we are compelled to"
said General Western Freight Agent
Eccles, of the Union Pacific, to-day.
1--WE have been very much worried
about the matter for some time but have
decided that we can classify all fruits
under one head and make low rate on
it without laying ourselves liable to the
charge of making special rates. The
intention of the railroad companies is to
reduce the rate for fruit shipments this
year rather than to increase them"
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-03-12
warrant Raising Detected.

AUSTIN, Tex, March 1.-THE special
Senate committee appointed yesterday
to investigate the charges of forgery
made against Sergeant.at-Arms P. II.
Hennessy, reported this afternoon that
he was guilty of the charge Of raising a
warrant from 500 to $50 and recon-
mended his discharge. The report was
adopted.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-03-12
CALIFORNIA,S PROSPERITY,
As Observed by q Chicago Com.
mission Merchant.

SAN Francisco, March ll.-Mr. Por.
ter, of Chicago firm Of commission
merchants, speaking OF the material
prosperity of California. expressed his
surprise at the extent to which tourists
and immigrants were coming into Cali
fornia. He referred to the effect this
was having on Florida, saying: Cali
fornia people have no idea how much
they are profiting to the injury of Flor
ida. I have had good opportunities of
knowing this from actual observation.
1 know that the greater part of travel
which in the past has gone to Florida in
the winter has this year come to Cali.
fornia. This is confirmed by actual con.
ditions now existing throughout the
State. Every hotel is filed to its ut
most capacity. not only in this city but
in Los Angeles, San Diego and many
other places in the State"
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-03-12
FOREIGN.
Gamblers Dismayed by an
Earthquake.
FOURTEEN ROUMANIANS SHOT.
The Admiralty ExOnerate the
American Legation from All
Underhandedness.

Associated Press Dispatches to the HERALD.
LONDON, March ll.-At Mentone yes
terday shock, the most violent since
that of February, was felt. The walls
OF many houses were again cracked and
mirrors, glassware, etc., were smashed
Visitors are again hurrying away from
Mentone, and residents are camping out
in the open air at Monte Carlo. The
shock caused panic in the gambling
rooms. Tables shook violently and the
players fled in dismay.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-03-12
Killed bx Rock.

PORTLAND, Ogn., March ll.-During
the firing Of. a blast at Cascade docks at
6 o'clock last night, piece of rock was
thrown toward the residence of John
Coyle. The family were at supper, and
the rock flying through the window.
struck Theresa Coyle, aged 7, upon the
head, killing her instantly.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-03-12
The U. s. Legation Cleared.

LONDON, March ll.--Lord George
Hamilton, First Secretary of the Navy,
stated in the House of Commons this
afternoon that no charge or allegation
had been made by any of the Admiralty
officials against the American Legation
in London or directed against any
American newspaper in connection with
the recent scandal concerning the sale
to foreigners Of confidential information
by an employe at the Chatham navy
yard.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-03-12
Broke the Market.

CHICAGO, March ll.--The failure OF
Geo P. Houghton, free dealer in wheat,
was announced on Change shortly before
l o'clock. The close and the selling
of his long wheat served to break the
market. He was long about $50. 900
bushels.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-03-12
MURDERER GOLDENsON.

He Is Not a Chip of the Old Block.
SAN Francisco, March ll.-Attorney
Regensburger, Assistant Prosecuting At
torney in the Goldenson case, stated to-
day, to Post reporter that he expected
to prove that M. Goldenson is only the
reputed father of the prisoner. If this
fact is established the hereditary. .insan.
ity plea will fall to the ground.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-03-12
The septennate Adopted.

BERLIN, March 1.-THE Septennate
bill was read the third time in the Reich
stag to-day. and was passed without de.
bate by vote of 227 to 81. Eighty
four members abstained from voting.
The announcement of the passage of the
bill was received. with applause. All
Conservatives and National Liberals and
few Centeists voted with the majority,
and the minority was composed of New
German Liberals, Socialists and Alsa'
tians.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-03-12
Cruel Bulgaria.

VIENNA. March ll.-It is asserted
that the Russian Government has in
vited the Powers to join in a protest
to the Bulgarian Regents against the
cruelties practiced on the insurgent
prisoners.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-03-12
The latest, mellowest and yellowel

The latest, mellowest and yellowest
Joke of the season is that perpetrated by
the people of South Pasadena, who
have put up yellow flags in their orange
groves. This prevents tenderfeet from
leaving the cars to pluck oranges while
trains are waiting to meet each other.
The yellow flag protects the yellow
fruit.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-03-12
His Ka me Did II.

PEsTH, March ia duel was fought
to-day between Lieutenant Wahrmann,
son of Deputy Wahrmann, and Count
Szeihenije. The latter was shot, There
is no hope for his recovery.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-03-12
Another Panic at Nice.

NICE, March ia fresh shock of
earthquake was felt here at 2:50 o'clock
this afternoon and created panic among
the people. The vibration travelled
from northeast TO southwest.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-03-12
Want a Normal school.

GRIDLEY. March 1.-THE people at
Moore's Station. at a massmeeting this
afternoon, pledged fifty acres of land
and $4,000 for the location OF a branch
State Normal Schoolthere.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-03-12
He was No Spy.

LONDON. March ll.-Williamson, the
military correspondent of the Manches.
ter Guardian, has been arrested at era.
COW, in Austrian Galicia. as Russian
spy. He was released after twelve hours
| IMPRISONMENT,
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-03-12
The Ocean Race.

NEW YORK, March 1.-THE ocean
race between the keel schooners, Coro.
net and Dauntless, for wager of Sic, 900
a side, form Sandy Hook to Queenstown,
will be started, weather permitting, at
o'clock tomorrow afternoon.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-03-12
niver,,de orange shipment,,

The total shipment of oranges and
lemons from Riverside station for the
season of 1867 to date is a. follows;
To February IL, $500 boxes; to March
Sd, 47l7 baxes; from Arlington, 5000
boxes. Total, 27,977 boxes; equal to 30
carloads.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-03-12
lntere.ted in a Racc.

New York, March ll.--A great deal
Of interest is manifested among Eastern
turfmen over Baldwin's recent challenge
All sporting papers devote considerable
space to it. and the hope ia generally
expressed that the match will come off.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-03-12
Severe Storm Q.

LONDON, March ll.-Severe snow
storms are raging in the north of Eng
land, in Ireland and in Scotland. A
number of vessels have been obliged to
put back for shelter. a."
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-03-12
wants His Opinion.

ROME, March 1.-The Pope has
asked Cardinal Manning for his opinion
on the subject of capital and labor and
will await the reply before writing his
ency yclical.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-03-12
Searle Head, d,

SAN FRANCISCO. March IL. - The
Chronicles Savannah, Ca, special states
that Cyril Searle, the we'll known actor,
died there to-day of consumption. He
leaves a widow, Rose Eytinge, and son.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-03-12
Fourteen Re bells Shot.

BUCHAREST, March ll.-Advices from
Rustchuk say that fourteen commits
stoned officers who participated in the
recent revolt were shot this mornin @
near Rasgrad and that all privates con-
cerned in the revolt have been pardoned.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-03-12
ssDundreary,s,, Son Dead.

LONDON, March ll.--Lytton Edward
Sothern, the actor, son OF the late E. A,
Sothern, has died of peritonitis.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-03-12

Adjourned.

HELENA, M. T., March 1.-THE Leg.
islature adjourned at midnight last night.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-03-12
Decided In Favor of Defend ants.

SACRAMENTO, March ll.-Judge Van
vleet to-day rendered a long written
opinion in the case of the People VS.. ex.
Secretary of State Drury Melone and
his bondsmen, Robert Hamilton and
James Carolan; and also in the other
case of the People VS.. Drury Melone.
In both cases the Judge held that the
demurrers of the defendants should be
sustained. The judgment in each case
ia that the action be dismissed aud that
costs he awarded to the defendants.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-03-12
The Court Modified. .

SAN FRANCISCO, March ll.-Edward
Goldenson, brother of the defendant in
the Goldenson murder trial, who was
fined $500 yesterday for refusing to an
swer the questions of the Court, had his
fine cancelled to-day. He explained to
the Court that he had understood his
attorney had told him not to reply to
the questions of the Court, whereas he
had been told not to answer the ques'
tions of the prosecuting attorney. The
explanation was satisfactory and the
Court ordered the cancellation of the
fine.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-03-12
The chief Justice,s VIII.

SAN FRANCISCO, March 1.-THE will
of Robert f. Morrison, late Chief Jus.
tice of the Supreme Court, was filed for
probate to-day by his widow, Mrs. Julia
Morrison. The estate is stated to be
worth $50, 900, all of which is bequeathed
to her.
Adjournment of the Legislature.
SACRAMENTO, March ll.-Both Houses
of the Legislature have adoptei CON
current resolution to adjourn at noon to-
morrow.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1887-08-11
An Epidemic.
A Violent Form OF Cholera Morbus az
Belknap, Iowa, ProstTates the
whole Community.
A Plain Statement OF the Facts by ~
Leading Merchant of the town.

Last summer we had an epidemic i'm
this community in the form of cholera
morbus. Nearly every man, woman
and child was Frustrated by it, and ii
seemed to be very violent form. We
tried every medicine we had or could
find without relief. then went to
Ottumwa and Blake, Bruce & Co.,
wholesale druggists, advised me to
take home Chamberlain's Collie, Chol.
era and Diarrhea Remedy. dono So
and distributed it. and it gave relief
Immediately, 1t worked like magic.
ordered more of the remedy at once,
and sold it during the day at my store,
and at night at my home | sold as
much during the night as did during
the day. The people here can not say
enough in praise of Chamberlain'a
Collie, Cholera and Darrhea Remedy.
j. IL. HELLwIG, Merchant, Belknap,
Iowa. Sold by A. II. Barber, druggist.
24w4
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1887-08-11

Lewis Glass, Sen. has received the ap-
pointment of postmaster at Bagley
with Bernard T. Kceler assistants.
a Calkins & Son, our popular and
enterprising merchants have recently
opened up their new store.
Mrs. James T.Day, Of Hazelton. went
to La Crosse Saturday 10 stay a few
weeks with her husband, who is at work
in that city.
Mr. Carmuel, Of Nebraska, viii ship
four carloads Of cattle from here on
Wednesday to be put on the range there.
Men are at work widening the road
below Wyalusing where it passes within
a few feet Of the c. B. & \. and has
been considered very dangerous for
passing teams.
The game Of base ball played between
the Bagley White stockings and the
Clayton 'Hawkeyes'' resulting in a
victory for the former club. Score
Bagley 20, Clayton 9. ScoUT.